How much energy—whether electric, coal, nuclear, or otherwise—is required for a 100-watt lightbulb to run for a year, 24 hours a day?
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Data and Information Visualization are both a communication tool and device to relate phenomen and explore them. A phenomenon, especially if complex, it may be faced through the development of visual forms, just as the night sky has been simplified thanks to the invention of constellations.
DensityDesign is a research lab in the design department (INDACO) of the Politecnico di Milano, Italy made 6 infographics in following themes ; Education, Family and Society, Work, Health, Personal Security, and Environment. The aim of the project is to facilitate policy makers and citizens in making more conscious decisions.
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Energy consumption is arguably the largest contributor to carbon dioxide emissions and is at the center of much of the blame for climate change. To better understand how we use this carbon-creating energy, this is a look at which states use the most.
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A small collection of objects that analyses the possibility of collecting energy from everyday actions using developed alternative technologies applied in simple, uncommon, rhetorical ways.
This super tall and creative infographic made by Francesco Zorzi product / graphic designer based in Milan, Italy. You can see more of his work from here. via Francesco ZorziNote: If you read this via Email or Feed-reader click Permalink below to download bigger image 7229x15425 5.8MB size.
UPS is on track to achieve some pretty ambitious sustainability goals. How are they doing it? Amongst other things, they've taken to the skies.
With a few seemingly simple changes (think better calculated take-offs and landings) and an always-evolving fleet, the company has been able to reduce aviation gallons burned per 100 available ton miles (2011 goals represent a 32% improvement from 1990). Simultaneously, UPS significantly cut CO2 emissions per available ton mile (UPS has achieved a 9% reduction since 2005).via www.fastcompany.comNote: If you read this via Email or Feed-reader click Permalink below to download bigger image.
Opening title sequence for a television program "Inova energia", about efficient energy.
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How much could Muscovites save if they don't drive a car for one day?
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Have you ever wondered where the world’s oil comes from — and where it ends up? This infographic about interesting facts about oil production.
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